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Get married at the zoo? You can in Gulf Shores
As we approach peak wedding season, Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo is offering a unique option for couples looking to take a walk on the wild side. The zoo hosts weddings at Savannah Manor, which offers the … more
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The City of Gulf Shores will be discussing the possibility of reducing the speed limit from 25 mph to 15 mph on the highlighted streets.
Gulf Shores considering speed limit reductions
Gulf Shores City Council was poised to discuss a request to lower speed limits on five local roads during its work session Monday, June 19. HOA's of Osprey Landing, Raintree and Mighty Oaks … more
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"The Wall That Heals," a mobile Vietnam War memorial wall.
Vietnam War memorial wall may stay in Robertsdale, veteran says
ROBERTSDALE — A local veteran who wants a Vietnam War memorial wall in Baldwin County is changing the plans from it being a traveling exhibit to a fixture in Robertsdale. Kenneth Marsh has been … more
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Foley woman to serve over 11 years for methamphetamine trafficking
A Foley woman was sentenced to 141 months for methamphetamine trafficking, the U.S. Department of Justice says. Theresa Louisa Border pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess with the intent to … more
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The rest of the work to renovate Centennial Park’s foun- tain was completed at the beginning of May, but the original plans had not included an underground vault for the pump providing water to the fountain.
Downtown Foley beautification projects near completion
FOLEY — Crews will soon be putting the final touches on two projects to beautify the downtown area in Foley. An underground vault to cover a pump for the Centennial Park Fountain in John … more
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Foley officials plan to add sidewalks near Mathis Elementary School to improve access for students walking to campus and other pedestrians in the area.
Foley plans sidewalk expansion near Mathis Elementary
FOLEY — Students walking near Mathis Elementary School should soon have a new sidewalk following action by Foley City Council. The council voted to approve a new sidewalk on Ninth Avenue … more
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Foley plans to add new fire trucks and equipment to meet the needs of the growing city.
Foley adding fire trucks, equipment to city department
FOLEY — City officials plan to increase fire protection with additional trucks and other equipment to provide more service as Foley grows. Foley Fire Chief Joey Darby said a new pumper … more
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It's BBQ season. Do you know where your beef came from?
As barbecue season heats up, you may be wondering how to square your love for T-bone steaks and spareribs with your concern for the environment. The good news? Science is delivering new, … more
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Fairhope names new electric superintendent
Fairhope Public Utilities recently named Ben Patterson as the new electric superintendent. Patterson is a graduate of Central Alabama Community College, where he received a degree in business. … more
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Fairhope names new water superintendent
Fairhope Public Utilities named Daryl Morefield as its new water superintendent on Thursday, June 1. He had most recently served as the water distribution supervisor at Daphne Utilities for two … more
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A place to play: Army vet, Fairhope football alum turns spinal injury into mission for wheelchair basketball
FAIRHOPE — Patrick Peterson wants to play basketball. He wants people in wheelchairs to play basketball. He wants those suffering from traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries and PTSD to … more
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Alabama Marine Resources Officer Chance Mancuso receives the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council Officer of the Year Award from Joe Spraggins of the Gulf Council's law enforcement committee.
Alabama MRD's Mancuso receives Gulf Council Officer of the Year award
For an inspiring example of starting at the bottom and working your way up, look no further than Chancelor (Chance) Mancuso of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' (ADCNR) … more
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When it comes to water, Alabama Extension agents recommend starting with drip irrigation or hand watering only at the surface of the soil to avoid splashing. Then, gardeners should prune off any of the tomato plants' lower limbs that are touching the soil and apply mulch.
Caring for tomatoes this summer in Alabama
BOX More information AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Tomatoes are by far the most popular plant in the vegetable garden, but they can also be the most problematic. Eliminate the questions and begin … more
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Alabama Securities Commission urges public to watch for signs of elder abuse
MONTGOMERY — Wise. Kind. Gentle, but firm. Crowned with splendor. Full of good stories and even some tall tales. These words come to mind when we think of our favorite senior adults. Words … more
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Robertsdale High School cheerleaders bring home overall champion award the SCA Cheer Camp in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. All five seniors won All-American as well as three JV cheerleaders.
Robertsdale High cheerleaders win at SCA Cheer Camp
ROBERTSDALE — The Robertsdale High School cheerleaders triumphed at the SCA Cheer Camp held at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, bringing home the title of Overall Camp … more
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BBB Industries founder Donald G. Bigler dies
DAPHNE – BBB Industries LLC, a sustainable manufacturer and leader in the automotive aftermarket, announced today the passing of its founder and chairman emeritus, Donald (Don) G. Bigler. … more
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Construction begins on The Wharf expansion Outdoor stage, green space, offices, brewery coming to center
ORANGE BEACH — Between thunderstorms and rain showers, The Wharf hosted an official groundbreaking on June 16 to celebrate its coming expansion. Portside on Main, the new development, will … more
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Oklahoma man missing from Gulf Shores after swimming in Gulf
Local and federal search and rescue crews are looking for an Oklahoma man who has been missing since entering the Gulf of Mexico in Gulf Shores Saturday. Nolan Keith Flanagan, a 54-year-old from … more
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Foley man, 26, dies in car crash near Loxley
A 26-year-old Foley man died in a single-vehicle car crash Friday morning. According to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, Jerson Palacios-Gonzales was driving a 2006 Toyota Tundra westbound on … more
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Swim advisory issued for Arnica Bay at Pirates Cove
A swimming advisory has been issued for the waters of Arnica Bay at Pirates Cove outside of Elberta. According to the Alabama Department of Public Health, two recent successive tests of swimming … more
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